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a Pateu, logripuer fined.

HF CONTINUED HIS oFFESSE AFTER Az ISjCSCTIoH
HAD ISsrEp AGAINST ItIM.
CuIc ACC, Ian. lS.-SeDeCa 40. klJiOarh, , whole
sale iron merchant and Wagon manufactures, was
fines $500 aud costs IN Judge Blodgsft. yeSterdaI.
for dfSregarding an Injunction issued In the
of Br .jley Burr against .ir. klmtaFE 10 rrs'f.ln
iisia iiOm Infringing upon Mr.. BuT9 patent fec
manuIs. turing wagon GaSheoar1s and l'''lie-.
The restraining order WaS made hr Judge Blpi-
g,fr on March liih. of last Hear. and despite a.
prohibition. Mr. kmhaTk N-nt oh Infringing
The patent. The court uri-Tad hn 10 pay rh- IlIls
luu costs in Ten DAYS az :" 10 iali.
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AChild Dying of lsydrophoSia.

TTTTSYCR6. Jan. 1S.-A a-Hear-Ou daughter Of
John ShreiyeT Bloomfield. a suburb or this city,
was found yesterday 10 be ia the IirSt stages of
hydrophobia. SHE WAS bitten ia the leg near the
knee by stray dog about four weeks ago. hut no
notice taken o. the matter until about week
ago win n the wound became running sore and
the child Was confined 10 bed with lever. Last
evening she went into conkulsions. Dir al he bed
clothes and 2t every person VINO game near her,
and showed a,horrt.lce at the sicht OF water
DIR. Gaertner who is attending her. states that rhs
child has all the sTIHDtoms 81 the disease. Her
condition Is unchanged this morning
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TEN EEInw At CHICAGO.
sge.clert,r- Senator GRAY.

DOVER. pTr-. .!ah. ls.--tBpIl lob~,S al The gcn.
HraI assembly. iH separate ~,~s'si. Nri 4 nItdta-
Mou>y this m"ruiU- Gur Tnr r--.l''ctiun al ts.4s.
Gray. the Ehfot STal,~ >'Nai"r. III viv,fiun VII
be- completed ~ Ia" houses iH Joint session t,-
morrow
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Expected to Surrender lfin,>esS.
SrTANAs prF,rLIIN4 ooC>rN TREASURER oosISa

I>hIA>AS DIT At41lNG sNC%fh TRE ASl REk COMIS1
HONE FROM FANAnA.
CHIC AGO. Jan i>.-A special Trtia NiH"enncS,
Ind 10 the A,7's SIs \ sensation has b'--l
created here ig 1nr ang0lnt. 'in,nt that ~
County Treasurer Hullla-~Nurth VIII surrender
himself TO The 81 riff. nnllingSn orTh l. changed
with embeZ2linC $4,000 Ui In, COUNT moli..E
durag his term al Office. Last Summ"r he was r.
lea-ea trom lsii ola bonds. and n~t no time ia lJh-
ing the detauItefS Ia Jandd- He II expected h"rs
inlmediatelv
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PHOSvITE--THIs COMBINATION, OF
HS.IS Calisaya. Wild Cherry and Horsford's Acid
Tnosphates, II popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
,9 h9,ie and safeguard against Malaria Sold At MIL
6o,issN. 6pIhsNS PAAkMACY l42g Pennsyivania aves In
~ BLANCHARD'S PECTORAL COMPOUND
- L, . wonderful remedy. a sure cure for
orunp and gives relief to the whoopi,g Cough Price,
~oc and soc bottle Sold by all druggists ja6-lm
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Busines. RniI,iiny. Eurn..i.

JERSEYvHIF. III. Ian. 1s.-h disastrous fife
broke cut at elfy hour THIS morning Il Inil-
linery store in Si,deEel's block. The temperature
was very low. and with gale blowing froin tlIo
north the local IRE department Was almost help
less From >ucdekcr's block he falnes Welt
south. burning i've brick buildings. then west 10
The Commercial hotel. burning Ia" odd Fellows
and VandeTyort buildings. The First National
bank Is greatly damaged. Tie estimated loss On
the buildings is $4,000. ana on stock s25, ZOO.
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Dccarita.ed ,.y au Explosion.

TWO FMPLotE~ OF A NfRhE ftCIDHh kILifD A>D
THEIR BODIES TERRIBLY AtT1tArED
Cue ago Jan IA special ftoIa indianapolis,
Ind says: TIC AO.l,r Jiiai lInplI, rhr dir house
Of Preston Riders Stdke Factory. ~ fruihcri III.
nlt.w up yesterday and tNO clrpiyN'~ ifcnrl MI
lima and Ar,ht- Warner vr.t iil~t ihtly hil.'.s.
Nilliia'S head AtS blown ri-dT nil las body aht
Warmers head torn ~ rails L. pieces. The lodi>
Wef. horribly sa,ai,ici ;iia thr Shih peci'ri cf
from head TO fnut. Another tlnDl3yc hld his louJ
broken 10 pieces. Tia" boiler, weighing 100
pounds. was hurled 10 ICED.
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Special Gable Dispatch to The EVENING ST,E
LONDON, Jan. 1S.-It is always dangerous TO
speak OF Gladstone's ill-heath. This time, as
usual, he has recovered Immediately, and is now
fairly well again.
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shall continue the business at the old stand and il
thanking friends and the public for past generous
patronage and confidence, beg ask for a continu.
ance OF the same. NJ. u. ROHRER,
Real Estate Agent,
fa1--0t I'd and E.sr Ca,,4o1 -,
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The Walshe COurt.Martial.
THE CHARGE A TECHNICAL ONE AND THE TESTIMON
NANNY DOCUMENTARY.

TIE CHAKGE A TECHNICAL. ONE AND THE TESTIMONY
MAINLY DOCUMENTARY.
The courtmartial OF Lieut. John c. Walshe late
indications officer Of the signal service corps, was
resumed to-day at the Washington barracks. To-
days session was occupied by the examination by
Judge Advocate Chase OF 1st Lieut.. II. H. C. Dun
woody, 4th artillery, president of the Indications
board in relation to the duties of the indications
officer, and also Of Sergeant j. H. Robinson, in
charge Of the telegraph department Of the signal
service.
The charges preferred against Lieut.. Walshe are
purely OF technical origin In that he reported that
certain territory on December 9Th, whereas it is
charged that such notifications were not received
In said territory until II minutes after midnight OF
the 6th OF in reality the 9Th This trial eXcites
but small interest at the barracks all the teSti-
mony offered thus far, and likely to be, is OF q
documentary nature
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Pursuing Indian MurdererS.
OFFICERS TRYING TO CAPTURE THE CROWS WHO KILLED
ASSINfBOiSES.

CHICAGO, Jan. IA special from Miles City,
Montana, says: Sheriff Irvine, formerly deputy
United states marshal has been looking up the
case OF the Crow Indians who attacked and killed
several Assipiboines on the Poplar River reserva-
ton In september. He found that nineteen were
implicated. Last wednesday Mr. Irvine deputfzed
q party to 60 to the Crow reservation and appre-
hend the guilty Crows Yesterday word was
received that the posse were there but that the
Indians wanted were scattered over an extent OF
country nfty miles square, but that, notw1th-
standing the extreme cold, the Indian mounted
police has been pressed into service. Mr..
Irvine instructed Deputy Hood to camp on the
trail until every red maiefactOr had been secured.
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! Irish Police Cruelty.
| A GREAT PUBIC INDIGNATION NEEIlNG TO BE Held IL

A GREAT PUBLIC INDIGNATION MEETING TO BE HELD II
LONDON.
LONDON, Jan. 1s.-Thc liberal and Irish national.
list clubs or London are arranging "a hold great
pu Jc meeting at ~. James hall 10 press indg-
nation at the cruelty and iahumanity shown ia
the recent eyictioas on the Ainn estates at Glen.
be:gh, county Kerry, Ireland. The Right Hon.
Jal4lSS StansIeld VIII preside.
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DELAYED for Light Hours.

PASSENGERS FUK P1II~BCkb COMPELLED TO PASS TIL
NIGHT ON THE CARS
PTTTSBCRG, Jan. lS.-AQ trains on the Fort
Wayne road from Chicago Cleveland and Eric
Were delayed at Laurel station six miles from this
city. from ten O'Clock last night until daylight
this morning 10y an accident 10 a freight train. No
person was injured, but passengers who expected
10 get into the city before midnight were compelled
TO pass the night on the ears. The weather was
extremely cold, but plentiful supply OF coal pre-.
vented any Inconvenience from thgt source.
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THE EVENING STAR.
'CBLlSHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT TIE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and l1th St, by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. II. KAUFMAN, PresL

TIE EvESINs STAR is served to subscribers in the
cfty by carriers their account at 10 cents
week. or 44c per month Copies at the counter 2
cents esch- BY mlal-postsGe prepsid-5O cents q
month, one year. S6: six months S3
Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. c.. as
berond-cla mail matter
The WEEKLY SrAR-pubiished Friday-S1 o
year Postage prepaid SIX months so cents
~ All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance:
po paper sent longer than - paid for.
Rates OF adve rtisiug made known on applicatioD
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The American Legation Closed

Special Cable Dispatch to the EVENING STAR:
LONDON, an. 1S.-TO-dsy being Lord Iddeseighs 5
funeral the American legation is closed cut OF
respect to him
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A British Gum boat Wrecked.

IhE FATE ot MANY W IHE CHEW UNKNOWN.
LONDON, Jan 1S-The British gllnooaI Firm WAS
wrecked to-day on the Northumberland coast
Nineteen or the crew were saved by means OF the
rocket apparatus Of tie nfe-saying service. Tie
fate OF the Others IL as Yet unknown. The Firm n
composite gunbodt Of 453 tons, and has been
used as tender 10 the iron turret ship DevaHtap
ttOn
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Stole S4D.o00 a,,d Fled.
TIle Dominion Parlia ansemt.

PARIS Jan. lS.-The chief clerk og the Paris post
Office has stolen $4,000 ia postal money orders
and he'd
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LONDON, Jan. 1S-The German consul here states
that no German residents I'm England have been
ordered 10 join their respective military reserve
depotS.
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HAvERHiLL, MASS, Jan. 16.-L. johnson Son,
shoe manufacturers have made an assignment 20
r. G. Sweet. The liabilities are stated at 100000.
The arm say they win pay large dividend On the
Indebtedness
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Mr. GladstOne's Gil


LONDON, Jan. 1S-The circular issued by NJ.
Gladstone urging the attendance OF all liberals s6
the coming session OF parliament has been sent TO
both Lord Harrington and Mr. Chamberlain and
their followers
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Gerp,ans Noa ordered Hence.

OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. lS.-1he Dominion parlia-
ment is called TO meet for the dispatch or business
on ADril
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Newburg dispatch to the n. 7. Times
Soon after Mrs. Cleveland's marriage she re-
celved gift from the 9-year-0ld daughter OF Cas-
per Brooks, residing at Athens Greene county.
A few days ago the child received through the
man from Washington handsomely bound Bible
On the ny leaf Of which IS written, 'tFor Ada
% e. HT Gevr ese hes 1a
temptations into the straight and narrow path
that shall lead to life everlasting through Christ
the chfldrens friend, for He hath said Of such Ii
the kingdom OF heaven.
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TRtyEI. HaDLN IWpEDED.
Extreme Geld aud IleaVy SNOW Causs
ing Trouble fn Ihe Northwest.

ST. PAUL MIN. Jan. lS.-lne mercury THIS
morning ranged in ilc vicinity IL thirT. degrees
below zero. The heavy SNOW storm of sunday ana
the intensely cold weather S'uc, have greatly iIn-
Prded railroad travel. ana the hulleiia board aE
the Union depot thls inofmug shows that tbs
i've hours late. Dii saline ul The lines travel has
been suspended TWO daAs.
THE WORST STORM oF rHE SF,SoS
CHICAGO Ian. iN.-A special from Wabash, Ind,
SAY :; The worst ~oGu Of ib' season prevailed YES
itrdaN an iniS N',lt"n ol the stale. The SHOW
drlitcd htdlv ala daN aud last night traNrl Na-
practically suspended on several ruad> an tha
month ena of ga" cincinnati, Wabash and Mlchl-
gan railway. immense drlfts delayed trains. AMI
on the chicago ana t,Tand Trunk iMo ihr,rlch pas
Senger trains ana ci- htetn n,.iSht trains wers
stuck last between Valparaiso aBd BaItle Cpn'k-
ON the Wabash trains were kept moving vita
great difficulty.
TEN BELOW At CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Jan 1N.-lhr minimum temperature in
chicago last bight Was 10 degrees below zero. AZ
: O'Clock this morning IL was 4 below aud ai 4
o'clock II was 10 below. The signal service bu-
re4u here reports zero weather ~ Detroit. Toledo
Cincinnati, ~. Louis. leaSrnwOrth ana Las Ani-
mas The spt henn oI the freezing point Ia ua,rs6
tending from Charleston to Augusta. then 10 Mont
gOmcrE. thence 10 Pensacola. IIe following cit
les reported very cold Weather, the theunpmetcr
being below zero: ~. Vincent, j: Duluth. ~: T:
MlnncdoSa. -: ~. Paul. 81: Huron. 20: omaha,
IL; Des Auines. Il: Davenport. Il; Milwaukee,
10; La Cross, IA: Springfield : and Toledo :.
The weather VIII indicate some to-murrOR,
and Then IL viii gel cold again. SAID Sergeant
Buell nl the signal ScEtiC" TINS aorning. ''lery
cold weather however. hey not f ia TIL the lui =
ter part ot tie week. Local SHOWS aI,' indie atcd
Tor the northwest with rising OF higher tcmp+'rs-
fure. Compared Wilh YESTERDAY morning the let4t-
p"rIture - lower lu dii the district, east az iis
Mississippi, but we-j ii tins lh" II l. slightly
~lt.4r
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The Cold Wave.
TIE MERCURY TO REACH ITS LOWEST POINT AFTER
stsasss MIDNIGHT TONIGHT.

IL Is stated at the signal Office that during the
past twenty-four hours the temperature has
fallen In all districts east OF the Rocky mountains
TO or below freezing, except along the gulf coast
and severe cold wave has prevailed. Minimum
temperatures Of over 80 degrees below zero have
was not ordered up here until last evening be-
cause OF orders not to do so until within neigh
DOrhood OF twenty-four hours before the cold wave
1S expected to reach its minimum. 1t is expected,
tnerefore. that the weather will be still colder to-
night thnn 1t was last night, and that the mini
mum temperature will not be reached until after
midnight tonight. The local predictions for the
next twenty-fOur hours are colder, northwesterly
winds, fair weather.
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. "A. "A.
berry, E. W. Sanborn, W. j. Knight, H. c. Calkins
and VIM. +. Coston, OF New York, 8. B. j. Skertch-
ly, of London. Rev. ii. Hoffman, VIM b. McMann
NJ O. Raignd aud f. NJ. Dexter, OF Philadelphia
John s. KountZ, OF Toledo, and ThOs. A. Parker OF
Pittsburg, are at the RiggS.-Wm. H. Shock, ia.
A. Woods and W. Walsinann, OF New York, are at
Welcker'S.-A. G. COchrane, OF st. Louis, John
Bigelow and b. G. Marquand, OF New York. j. A.
Jones' of Virginia. and Edward McCready, Jr., OF
Charleston, are at Wormley's-T. r. Buchanan
and r. P. Bruce, OF Scotland, Baron Sulliere and
Commander dUllman, OF Philadelphia, A. L. Nor
ton, j. Wilcox, G. w. Qutntard, q. f. Weed, j. j.
Phyfe. r. A. HevenOr and ID. F. Porter,
OF New York, and II. j. Dunham, OF
M crag. of Conn., Jon g. Winters n %exas
and George K. Newcomb, Of Minneapolis are at
the Metropolnan.-J. Howell, OF Sacramento
James n. Reid, OF Detroit and George l. Hastings,
OF Troy, are at the NATIONAL. w. Seeley, OF
washington, was registered In Chicago on Sum-
day.-T. Daggett, ChaS. Guilden and Son, Jno.
E. Searles, jr., H. D. Sheriff. H. 81. Marshall, and
Jno. F. Henry, OF New York, Frank s. Manton, Of
Providence, JnO. w. Bryant and BreedlOve Smith,
OF New Orleans, J. B. Montgomery, OF Ohio Geo.
Scott, Of CHINA, and Alfred Day, OF Steubenv1lle
Ohio, are at W1llardS.-Marke j. Platshek and F.
v. DeLong, OF San Francisco, Capt. F. VALLEY Per-
HnS, j. D. CurTan, OF Wisconsin, II. +. Stevens OF
st. Paul. K. vaudefslice, OF Philadelphia, w. d.
Robinson, OF Buffalo Matt O'Brien, Col. Robert C.
Wood, OF New Orleans Rev. Dr.. A T0Omer Porter,
of Charleston, Robert Bissell. OF Ptttsburg, T. l.
Bercey, or Newark, are at the Ebbitt.-Mr. Fred
c. Manning, Of Albany, the youngest SON OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury, Is visiting his father.
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PTTTsBCRG. Jan. 1S.-The Hope cracker and bis,
cult factory and stables on East street. Allegheny
city, were destroyed by fire this morning. Six
horses and a number OF wagons were also burned
The loss was 81, 900.
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Recorder Matthews at the White
House.


THE OFFICIAL ORDER ANNOUNCING HIS DEATH
Tine following general order announcing Gen.
Hazens death has been issued by the War depart
nent: '.It is with regret that the Secretary of
War announces TO the army the death OF Brigadier
General William B. Hazen, chief signal officer,
and brevet major general, L. s. army, who died at
Washington, District OF Columbia, at 8 o'clock,
Sunday evening, January 10, 1887. Gen. HaZen
entered the military service as a cadet at West
Point in 1851 and soon after his graduation and
asslgnment to regiment in 1855 distinguished
himself In an encounter with Indians in Texas
thus giving evidence In his youth OF the posses
sion OF those military traits which enabled him to
DO valuable service for his country in the late
war, when he earned the gratitude Of his country
men. AS a recognition Of these services he was
rapidly promoted to be colonel In the permanent
establishment, and finally to be chief signal
of1icer OF the army, the duties OF which he CON
scientiously discharged. The officers OF his corps
WILL VIII wear g the usual badge of mourning for the
THE FUNERAL
The Officers and men OF the signal corps will at
tend Gen. Hazens funeral In a body as mourners
First Lieut.. DunwOody will be In command. Lieut.
T. NJ. woodruff will have charge OF the arrange
ments at the church and Lieut.. Beall at the house.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE METROPOLITAN CLUB
special meeting OF the board OF governors OF
the Metropolitan club was held yesterday, at
which the following resolutions were adopted:
The board OF governors OF the Metropolitan
cluD, OF The city of Washington, learn with pro-
found sorrow that their associate, Major Gen VIM.
B. HaZen, chief signal officer OF the army OF the
United states and governor or this club died yes
terday In this city.
The members OF this board Offer their sincere
sympathy TO the ai1iicted family OF their COL
league. and record their grief at the loss OF so
faithful and distinguished soldier and citizen
ara their appreciation OF the loss the club has
sustained through the death OF this genial and ac-
cOnpllshed member and this attentive and de-
voted officer.
Rexotced, That the board OF governors attend
tne funeral In body, and that the eoiors OF the
ment.
hesotred, That copy OF these resolutions be
sent TO Mrs HaZen, with the assurance of the
cSrdlal and respectful sympathy with which we
share her great sorrow.
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Mr.. Harrington called tn


DUBLIN, Jan. 1s.-Mr. Timothy Harrington Par
neIlite member OF parliament for Dublin, has beel
called TO the Irish bar.
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A Murderer aa Twelve.
ANTHONY HANDY KILLS LITTLE ELSIE wALKER WITH
shotgun AFTER QuARRRi.

CHICAGO Jan. ia Times special from Dar1en,
Ga, says: Last night Anthony Handy, q boy OF IL
years, was brought in from Lapele island, charged
with the murder OF Elsie Walker, a girl OF ~
years. The couple had disagreed while at play.
and lodged the whole load In the back OF Elsies
head, killing her instantly.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Ransom, Sabin and Cockrell: Represen-
tatives Breckenridge, Holman, Campbell, Ohio:
EllSberry. M0fTat, Outhwaite. O'Donnell and Hem
ley, and Mr. and Mrs. Benton J. Hall and MI and
Mrs. CD. Bogue. OF DcS M0neS
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Earthquake shocks were felt yesterday at towns
In the south Of France.
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SWEET OVERHEARD AND DROwNED.-The consul
OF the United States at Glasgow reports 10 the
Department OF State that during q heavy sea,
which occurred on the 10th December last three of
the crew OF the bark rillian.o of Harrington Me-
swept overheard and drowned. Their names were
Robert Flanders, OF Rockland. Me: 4. Il. McDon-
aid. OF Bangor and Heinrich Severs, OF Hamburg,
GERMANY
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BIDS OPENED By COI HAMS YESTERDAY.
Bids were opened by Col. Hams yesterday for
the construction OF the reservoir outlet and wing
walls in connection with the reclamation Of the
Potomac flats. The structure is to be Of granite
masonry, built on a foundation OF piles grillage
and concrete to be built within Golfer dam in
about six feet OF water. The following We're the
hidtterS and the amounts offered:
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The coroner'S jury on the victims of the Phila-
delphia Temple Theater f1re found that the fre
was caused by the electric lights
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NAVAL NOTES.-The ThetiS was put in commits
sion At New York and the Alert AT san Francisco
on saturday. Both vessels VIII Join the Pacific
station. the former going to Alaskan waters.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e., MASONIC.-A SPECIAL CONVOCATION
80 of WASHINGTON L. A. c. No. ,. will bt
held at Masonic Temple, ON0RROW "wednesday -
January l9. 1887. At o'clock III, to attend the
funeral of Companion CHAs. I. COLE
Members of this and sister Chapters fraternal1y
invited to attend By order of the NJ +. H p.
1t = r. SCATTER. Secretary
A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF
- LEBANON LODGE. No. =. +. A. A. NJ, viii
DE held at Masonic Temple at o'clock pm. sharp
WEDNESDAY, January 10Th, to attend the funeral OF
our late Brother CH HiRLTs +. GOLF. Members of sis
ter iodres are frateTually invited 10 attend.
By order of the W. VI
1t D. G. DIXON. Secretary
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BILLS APPRovED.-The President has signed the
bill amending The law relating To the bonds of
executors i'll the District OF Columbia: the bill
granting the Mancnpa and Phoenix Railway COM
pany OF Arizona the right of way through the ella
River Indian re>ervatiOn the bill authorizing the
secretary OF the Treasury to sell the ON -noSe
at EaSi port Ne. and the act referring to the ,purl
OF Claims the claims OF InO. II. kinkeid. Samuel
SuSSnian ana Chas. O. Wood.
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THE Z. s $. DOLPHIN. Commander G. F. Wilde,
left the Norfolk navy yard yesterday for Newport,
whence, after adjusting her cOnpasses and receiv-
ing some apparatus She will return tn Norfolk for
Supplies and then Leave at once Tor the West
Indies.
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FIRE on TIE IANTIC.-The [. s. s. lantc. Com
mander Green. has arrived at Key West Fla. hay-
ing left Aspinwall on the OH. While off Sand
Key. about one o'clock sunday morning fire broke
out In her coal bunkerS. Volumes or smoke en-
Veloped the ship. and considerable anxiety was
manifested. but The fire was eventually sllbdueI
The dysentery and malara fever prevail among
Inc crew. one or whom died at ASpinWaH. Others
were left in hospital there ana several have been
placed In hospital at Key West. The Yantic
Will probably remain there a week before return
ing to the West Indies To complete her cruise.
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